Environment
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Unprecedented Rise in Child Asthma Linked to Air Pollution
According to a survey, a week of increased air emissions leads to a "significant" rise in doctors' number of visits by children with asthma. The amount of inhaler prescriptions is also on the rise.
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3 Ways Peat Composts are Bad for the Environment
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What's Causing the Increase of Tropical Cyclones in the Arabian Sea?
Pollutants are Seeping Into Drinking Water From Karst Regions at an Alarming Rate
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20 Companies are Responsible for 55% of the World's Total Plastic Waste, Report Shows
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Top 5 Countries With the Highest Amount of Carbon Emission
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Watch Out for Sun-Induced DNA Damage Even After Lockdown
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Hurricane Intensity Affected by Secret Underwater Forces
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About 210,000 Tonnes of UK Plastic Waste Disposed and Burned in Turkey
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